An open letter to the U.S. Congress

We Demand Truth & Solutions, Not Blame & Lies: Trump's Dec 17 Speech

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Last night, President Trump made many statements that do not match the facts. He said inflation is gone, but official data show inflation remained near 3 percent in September 2025. Many families still struggle with rising costs for food, housing, and health care. His speech also focused on blame and fear instead of real solutions for working Americans. Trump repeated claims about crime and immigration that do not align with facts or the truth. Independent fact checkers found several key statements were misleading or false. By pushing talking points instead of evidence, he diverts attention from real problems that voters on both sides of the aisle care about, like jobs, affordability, and public safety. We need leaders in Congress who will call out falsehoods when they occur and work on real answers for the American people. Please speak honestly about our challenges and hold the administration accountable to facts and evidence. Americans deserve representation grounded in truth.

▶ Created on December 18 by Kansans for Democracy

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